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Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

LorraineMcMillan — 2013-02-07 23:55:23Z

John,

I have just found your message.

Lorraine

Re: Anne Cake m. James Tullock, Hull, ENG c. 1836

vickyowen7777 — 2012-09-05 06:35:57Z

hi just seen this on google so ten years later yes she is my ggg grandma too and i think she was born in caistor i know a bit about the tullocks if it isnt too late

Re: George Davis Cake m. Elizabeth M. Brown

tgvt03 — 2012-08-30 00:27:28Z

did anyone find any information on George Davis Cake? He was married to Elizabeth Brown, who was my 2nd great grand aunt. I was trying to find out more information about that generation. The Cake family plot is adjacent to where my grandparents are buried.

Re: Cake surname, VA

tgvt03 — 2012-08-06 19:24:08Z

Upon further review it appears that Charles M. Cake is my 3rd cousin, 1x removed.

Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

jbcake — 2012-05-06 14:26:21Z

Hello Lorraine.

My father was David Cake born in Godshill IoW, son of Stanley Cake {IoW} and Beatrice Smith {of London} son of Frederick Cake and Elsie Dyer, son of Charles Cake {buried in Niton IoW} born in Tolpuddle, son of William Cake Tolpuddle, son of John Cake and Betty Parker married 1799 Tollpuddle. to which then is a long list going back of unjoined up Cakes that are spiderwebed across Dorset that lead back to Marytavey Dartmoor, residing for about two hundred years; from which has a possible named connection of a Jonis Cake from Norfolk.

I am in possession of Frederick's Silver fob watch which still working, bears his name as also to a scratched date of 1901.

Anyway it seems a while since your last search, but hope you are still out there, or if there is anyone else, -

John.

Re: Cake relatives

merrillsammis1 — 2011-11-24 16:49:50Z

Have newspaper article undated piece with poem from a Methodist Preacher Lu B. Cake. It mentions Paine, Voltaire, a hammar and anvil which may give some historical evidence.
Stated as Lecturer, Lawyer and "Friend of Man."
The Poem " THE ANVIL OF GODS WORD"
MY guess is about 1920, any info would be appreciated.

Re: Cake surname, Newfoundland, CAN

demeter_78 — 2011-08-29 15:40:25Z

Hello Jim,
I was searching for my family name on line and I was thrilled to see some family members on this site. My name is Gary Cake and I am from New Glasgow , Nova Scotia. My fathers name was John Cake Senior and i have a brother John as well. I have 6 siblings and my Fathers mother was Daisy Baxter. My father died 3 years ago from a heart attack and 3 strokes. He was a big man.. 6 ft 4, 290 lbs. and he was a town cop for 30 years. If you would like to exchange e mails, photos ect, please contact me at demeter.78@hotmail.com. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Sincerley,
Gary Cake

Re: Cake surname, Philadelphia ca 1770's to 1870

John Calaman — 2011-06-23 18:40:43Z

New Subject: Mucher family roots

Hello Ralph Mucher,

This is just a shot in the dark, but I'm wondering if you might have any information at all on John (Johann) Mucher who, I think, is your g-g-grandfather. According to census records and other sources John Mucher was born 23 Dec 1830 in Germany, immigrated to U.S. in 1837, served in the 16th Pa. Cavalry in 1865, died at Lykens, Pa. 7 May 1915.

A copy of his death certificate is attached. There is no information about his parentage, and that's the stone wall I've run into when researching his line.

John Mucher is also my g-g-grandfather. My dad was born John Alton Mucher in 1910, and then adopted as John Alton Calaman in 1911 after his biological parents divorced. Dad and his father, Harrison Mucher later reunited with Harrison living next door to our family in the 1950s and 1960s.

John Calaman

Rebecca P. (Mull) Cake -South Jersey

jiannine63 — 2011-06-04 20:23:43Z

Hello and thanks for checking out my post.
I am hoping that if you have this name in your tree than the information I have may help you and vise versa.

Rebecca P. Mull B: 1/1858 M: 1876 D: 1931

Her marriage, to Richard Clinton Cake was in and his (Cake) family were from the Buena Vista /Vineland area of NJ. The Cakes' family church was called Friendship in Vineland. I am sure they have "Cake" family records.

Debi - jianninewright1@aol.com

Re: Cake surname, VA

tgvt03 — 2011-04-05 04:51:53Z

Charles Cake and his family are buried next to my ancestors, The Browns. I've been trying to figure out the story on George Davis Cake, because he dies and i guess Elizabeth (my link) marries John Young.

W. W. Cake in Fort Stockton, TX 1944

drbrownlee — 2011-01-27 04:33:34Z

W.W. is pictured in the 44-A Solo, annual from the 44-A class of cadet pilots in flight training at the Pacific Air School, Gibbs Field in Fort Stockton, Texas. He is a flight commander. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Bettie Cake

jiannine63 — 2010-10-20 20:33:10Z

Hi,

I am looking for a Bettie Cake, born in NJ about 1917. Daughter to Charles Wilkins Locth(?)Cake and Bessie Marie Jiannine - married in NJ. They lived in the Baltimore area in 1930; census records show Bettie -age 13.

I would really like to find this line as Bessie was my grandfathers sister and Charles was my grandma's uncle.

Please let me know if you have any knowledge.
Thanks, Debi

Re: Cake relatives

eaglewomanmt — 2010-09-03 02:23:55Z

my grandmother was a cake her name beatress c cake she had four children i also have people in canada maureen

Re: Cake relatives

eaglewomanmt — 2010-08-16 02:21:24Z

MY GRANDMOTHER WAS A CAKE FROM ENGLAND BEATRICE 1874

Re: Cake relatives

cakgen — 2010-07-21 17:12:05Z

There are at least 6 strings of Cake that have not been tied together. There are more people with a last name of Cake than you can imagine. I am from the clan out of Pennsylvania. There is a clan or two in southern USA, at least one in Canada, and at least one in California area.

I do not have your name anywhere. Sorry. You will find Cake records in all the wars, in census records, and on many lists.

Good luck
Cakgen

Re: Cake relatives

paymanfrome172 — 2010-06-08 12:52:11Z

Hi

Not a CAKE myself, but have CAKE connections in Dorset England and Ontario Canada.

These link to my TOMS and LUCAS lines

Jim
http://www.payman.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

Over 20,000 names in the tree
Have now found the WOODs and WOODLANDs (+ a BUSH)
BIRDs are in the trees include SPARROWs
Have also BUTLER's, BUTCHER's, BAKER's, COOK's and CAKE's (even OVENS)
Have KINGs, PRINCEs and DUKE's, PARSONS, POPEs & BISHOPs
But mostly Ag Labs
Happy Hunting

Re: Cake surname, Newfoundland, CAN

paymanfrome172 — 2010-06-08 12:49:41Z

Hi

I have THOMAS CAKE born Dorset England in 61, 71 & 81 he is in WENTWORTH Ontario.

He died 1885

Jim

DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD CAKE and Joanna Parker

paymanfrome172 — 2010-06-08 12:46:29Z

Below is an abbreviated Descendancy of Richard & Joanna. This is an ongoing project. Tthis family links to my TOMS and LUCAS lines and I would like to connect to other researchers. See our family website:
http://www.payman.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

Jim
Over 21,000 names in the tree
Have now found the WOODs and WOODLANDs (+ a BUSH)
BIRDs are in the trees include SPARROWs
Have also BUTLER's, BUTCHER's, BAKER's, COOK's and CAKE's (even OVENS)
Have KINGs, PRINCEs and DUKE's, PARSONS, POPEs & BISHOPs (even SAINTs!! [as well as sinners]
But mostly Ag Labs
Happy Hunting
Descendants of Richard Cake

Generation No. 1

1. RICHARD1 CAKE was born Abt. 1771 in Dorset. He married JOANNA PARKER 6 August 1797 in WOOL Dorset. She was born Abt. 1771 in Dorset.

More About RICHARD CAKE:
1814: 5 June, Of Turners Puddle - Labourer
1816: 25 August, Of Turners Puddle - Labourer
1841 census: Age 70 - Ag Lab - TURNERSPUDDLE Dorset

More About JOANNA PARKER:
1800: 16 December, Johanna
1803: 1 May, Johannah
1806: 7 December, Johannah
1809: 26 March, Johannah
1810: 25 February, Johannah
1811: 10 November, Johannah
1816: 25 August, Johannah
1841 census: Joan - Age 70 - Ag Lab

More About RICHARD CAKE and JOANNA PARKER: Marriage: 6 August 1797, WOOL Dorset

Children of RICHARD CAKE and JOANNA PARKER are:
i. JANE PARKER2 CAKE, b. Bef. 16 December 1800.

More About JANE PARKER CAKE:
Baptism: 16 December 1800, St Laurence AFFPUDDLE Dorset
Baptism 2: 27 February 1801, Is this she? - Jane Daughter of Richard & Joanna - WOOL Dorset

ii. THOMAS CAKE, b. Bef. 1 May 1803, TURNERSPUDDLEDorset; d. 6 September 1885, Binbrook WENTWORTH Ontario Canada.

More About THOMAS CAKE:
1861 Canada Census: WENTWORTH Canada
1871 Canada Census: WENTWORTH Canada
1881 canada census: WENTWORTH Canada
Baptism: 1 May 1803, TURNERSPUDDLE Dorset

iii. WILLIAM CAKE, b. Bef. 7 December 1806.

More About WILLIAM CAKE:
Baptism: 7 December 1806, TURNERS PUDDLE Dorset

iv. HENRY CAKE, b. Bef. 26 March 1809.

More About HENRY CAKE:
Baptism: 26 March 1809, TURNERS PUDDLE Dorset

v. MARY ANNE CAKE, b. Bef. 25 February 1810.

More About MARY ANNE CAKE:
Baptism: 25 February 1810, TURNERS PUDDLE Dorset

2. vi. ROBERT CAKE, b. Bef. 10 November 1811, TURNERSPUDDLE Dorset.
vii. FANNY CAKE, b. Bef. 5 June 1814.

More About FANNY CAKE:
Baptism: 5 June 1814, TURNERS PUDDLE Dorset

3. viii. JOHN CAKE, b. Abt. 1816, TURNERSPUDDLE Dorset; d. Bef. 1871.

Generation No. 2

2. ROBERT2 CAKE (RICHARD1) was born Bef. 10 November 1811 in TURNERSPUDDLE Dorset. He married SARAH TOUFIELD SELBY 9 July 1832 in St Laurence AFFPUDDLE Dorset. She was born Abt. 1813 in BLOXWORTH Dorset.

More About ROBERT CAKE:
1851 census: Age 38 - Farm Labourer - Trigon WAREHAM ST MARTIN Dorset
Baptism: 10 November 1811, TURNERSPUDDLE Dorset

More About SARAH TOUFIELD SELBY: 1851 census: Age 37

More About ROBERT CAKE and SARAH SELBY:
M Data: He of St Martin WAREHAM
Marriage: 9 July 1832, St Laurence AFFPUDDLE Dorset

Child of ROBERT CAKE and SARAH SELBY is:
i. THOMAS3 CAKE, b. Abt. 1837, WAREHAM Dorset.

More About THOMAS CAKE: 1851 census: Age 13 - Farm Labourer - at home

3. JOHN2 CAKE (RICHARD1) was born Abt. 1816 in TURNERSPUDDLE Dorset, and died Bef. 1871. He married HARRIET TOMS 9 May 1841 in WAREHAM Regn Dist, daughter of CHRISTOPHER TOMS and MARY. She was born Abt. 1821 in BERE REGIS Dorsetshire, and died Bef. 31 December 1903 in WAREHAM Regn Dist - age 83.

More About JOHN CAKE:
1841 census: Age 25 - Ag Lab - at home
1851 census: Age 34 - Agricultural Laborer - [?] Northport MORDEN Dorsetshire
Baptism: 25 August 1816, TURNERSPUDDLE Dorset

More About HARRIET TOMS:
1851 census: Age 30
1861 CENSUS: Age 39 - Mar - Head - Laundress - 17 SHITTERTON HAMLET Bere Regis - no sign of John
1871 CENSUS: Age 51 - widow - Living with mother and aunt at Rye Hill BERE REGIS
1881 census: Age 60
1891 Census: Age 70
1901 CENSUS: Age 80
Death Regn: 1903, WAREHAM Regn Dist 5a 170 Dec Qtr

More About JOHN CAKE and HARRIET TOMS:
M Regn: 1841, WAREHAM Regn Dist 8 191 Jun Qtr
Marriage: 9 May 1841, WAREHAM Regn Dist

Children of JOHN CAKE and HARRIET TOMS are:
i. MARTHA3 CAKE, b. Abt. 1842, AFFPUDDLE Dorsetshire.

More About MARTHA CAKE:
1851 census: Age 8 - Says born TURNERSPUDDLE Dorsetshire
1861 CENSUS: Age 19 - Laundress

ii. CHARLOTTE CAKE, b. Abt. 1846, TONERSPUDDLE Dorsetshire.

More About CHARLOTTE CAKE: 1861 CENSUS: Age 14 - Cotton Glover

iii. CAROLINE CAKE, b. Abt. 1850, TONERSPUDDLE Dorsetshire.

More About CAROLINE CAKE:
1851 census: Age 1 - says born MORDEN Dorsetshire
1861 CENSUS: Age 10 - Cotton Glover - b WAREHAM
1871 CENSUS: Age 21 - Domestic Servant (unemployed) Rye Hill BERE REGIS

iv. HANNAH CAKE, b. Abt. May 1860, BERE REGIS Dorset.

More About HANNAH CAKE: 1861 CENSUS: Age 11 months

Lawrence Cake of New Jersey Married Sarah ?

KAWfamily — 2010-05-23 20:25:48Z

Looking for information on the second marriage of Lawrence Cake. He originally married Theodosia French, but after she died married Sarah ______. Looking in particular for Sarah's last name.

Re: George Davis Cake m. Elizabeth M. Brown

abarton226 — 2009-05-13 22:01:39Z

Do you know what the M is for in Elizabeth M Brown's name?

Thanks,
Ann

Re: George Davis Cake m. Elizabeth M. Brown

Chuckatuck — 2008-10-06 03:07:21Z

Hello Norma,
I am a great great granddaughter of Ann Louisa Cake(Bush)
Henry is Henry Ludlow Bush. My mother always told us children. We proved this was correct by his Civil War record
which clearly written on the record. There is a Harry Ludlum Bush. He is the nephew to Henry. His brother Lenoard Lyons Bush' son. Henry and Ann Louisa are buried in Mt Zion Cemetery in old Nansemond County. Now the city of Suffolk, Virginia.Would like to hear from you. Gale

Lawrence E. Cake Civil War Pension -- NJ

KAWfamily — 2008-07-11 03:12:29Z

Info from National Archives that Cake family might be interested in:

Lawrence Elmore Cake
Civil War Pension Widow application 14298, Certificate 3732 (Mary L Cake)
Minor 323917, Certificate 173582 (Nathan T. Stratton, Guardian)

Lawrence Elmore Cake
Died: 13 Dec 1862 “while engaged in battle with the enemy” at Fredericksburg, VA in battle under General Burnside

Married: December 1, 1859, Cedarville, NJ by J. A. Annine

Wife: Mary Lummis
Born: about 1831 (she was 32 on affidavit 10 Jan 1863)

Children:
William Howey Cake, b September 5, 1860, died March 6, 1866
Jacob Franklin Cake/Elmer Franklin Cake, b March 31, 1862

Enlisted 1 Sept 1862 in Company I 24th Regiment, NJ Volunteers for 9 months at Beverly, NJ.

Jacob Franklin's name was changed at his father's death to Elmer Franklin.

Mary Lummis Cake remarried March 4, 1875 to Amos Lloyd. At that time, Nathan Stratton, aged 62, was appointed guardian (a Stratton was her attorney as well) of the minor child, and managed the pension issues. Lloyd died Sept 25, 1889 at Mullica Hill, NJ, and after that she claimed pension again as a war widow in 1901 at age 71.

Witnesses in deposition included Priscilla F. Hazleton, S. Josephine Howey, and Edward F. Lummis.

Re: Henry Cake m. Mary Humber, 1685, Dorset ENG

Ckcraignair — 2008-05-06 11:34:00Z

Hello, Rod,
Nice to hear from a fellow Cake family researcher, my particular interest is in the Cakes, and who they married.
My decendant line is from a Richard Cake, but in Winfrith Newburgh, Whitcombe and Winterbourne Came all in Dorset.
I had a quick look at Beerhackett and found a Richard Cake bap.27/06/1791 son of James and Rachel Cake could this be one of your ancestors? Plus a few more children and more Cake marriages.
Have you heard of www.opcdorset.com this is the on line parish clerk, for all the villages and towns in Dorset which gives births, marriages and burials, I say all, alot are still being transcribed. Loads of info, really good site.
Also I have my tree so far on a site called www.genesreunited.com with some 1400 names with a possible 4000 to add from notes. This is a site which you can build your family tree and also make further contacts.
I sometimes go to the Dorset records office in Dorchester as I live in Somerset.
If you think you are related to Henry Cake and Mary Humber I will be pleased to send you the info, but I will check my notes some more to see if I have anything specific as I do have notes on ancestors going to Newfoundland.

Regards Carol
ps. I have trouble using this site, it's mega slow, my email address is: Ckcraignair@aol.com

Re: Henry Cake m. Mary Humber, 1685, Dorset ENG

rodjessie — 2008-05-05 23:14:17Z

HIthere'
MY NAME IS Rod Cake and I reside in canada.My ancestory goes back to Beerhacket England circa 1740.My great-great grandfather descended from a marriage between Cake and Coward.He came to newfoundland around 1820 and we here are his deccendants.Any information from previous to this date would be appreciated.HIS NAME WAS RICHARD CAKE.

Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

LorraineMcMillan — 2008-04-11 15:14:07Z

Hi Rose,

I have sent an e-mail to you.

Lorraine

Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

greatmom4girls — 2008-04-09 15:49:46Z

Sure, my email is rose_t_99@yahoo.com

Thanks so much!!!

Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

LorraineMcMillan — 2008-04-09 13:59:32Z

Hi Rose, It is nice to be in touch with you also, we are distant cousins.

I haven't had anything to do with U.S. naturalization papers so far, so not much help there.

The Dyers are a big family, my information goes back to John Dyer b.1728, our however many times g.Grandfather!

If you give me your e-mail it would be easier, if you feel comfortable doing that.

Kind Regards, Lorraine in Ontario

Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

greatmom4girls — 2008-04-09 00:25:37Z

Thanks that would be helpful going back.

Do you know what I will find on naturalization papers? Do you know what information is usually recorded?

I live ony 1 1/2 hours from Huron County Records, in Michigan. But I will not be able to visit there until summer. I just can't figure out what info may be recorded on these papers.

Well, it is exciting to meet you

Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

LorraineMcMillan — 2008-04-08 18:25:21Z

Hi Rose,

I also have Ernest as John's brother b. 1870. I can't help going forward, so far but will see what I can find also. I can however give you information, going back in the Dyer line, to my connection. The Dyer's are my Grandfather's family, he was born on the IOW and came to Canada.

Kind Regards, Lorraine

Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

greatmom4girls — 2008-04-07 16:27:30Z

It sure sounds like it.

I found the other night that he naturalized in MI. He got his 1st and 2nd papers in Huron County. At the same time there was another Dyer about the same age, I think I remember his name was Ernest. He also got his papers. I figured they were probably brothers. I have had no more time to find more out.

Is there a was to learn what you have about him? Do you know if he married again?

Rose

Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

LorraineMcMillan — 2008-04-06 17:00:02Z

Hi, I have a John Henry Dyer b. abt. 1872, Isle of Wight on my Dyer family tree. Parents were Cornelius Woodnutt Dyer and Ellen Hurll. Could this be your John Henry?
Kind regards,
Lorraine

Re: Frederick William Richard Cake and Elsie Emily Dyer Isle of Wight England

greatmom4girls — 2008-03-30 03:40:16Z

My Great Grandfather was John Henry Dyer. He was born 1875 on the Isle of Wight, England. His head stone says he was born 1872. He died March 8, 1962, in Michigan. I do know that he had a hook as one of his hands. He and my Great grand mother were divorced. They had 5 children. This is all I know about him.

Re: Henry Cake m. Mary Humber, 1685, Dorset ENG

dalecake — 2007-01-29 15:10:25Z

jacob born 1758ish- was my linage

his father- possibly John baptized 1721 in Dorset- he came to america with David II and edwin; john settled in reading area, Edwin in Va area and David possibly in NJersey

Johns father- possibly david born 1695- had a son David in addition to John possibly baptized 1720

some of this this info was found at Winfrith Newburgh parish, dorset

So my possible linage David I(?-he had son and grandson named David too), John, then Jacob

Anything before this that ties to David I would be great. Confirmation of this info would be great.

I am sure Henry was related to David somehow if they both lived in the same area

Dale
Hershey, PA, USA

Re: Henry Cake m. Mary Humber, 1685, Dorset ENG

dalecake — 2007-01-29 15:09:48Z

Jenni,

Heres info I have on my Cakes- sounds like we have a connection somehow- as baptizmal records on my ancestors were from the Winfrith Newburg Parish.

jacob born 1758ish- is part of my linage

his father- possibly John baptized 1721 in Dorset- he possibly came to america with David II and edwin; john settled in reading, PA area, Edwin in Virginai area and David possibly in NJersey

Johns father- possibly david born 1695- had a son David in addition to John possibly baptized 1720

some of this info was found at Winfrith Newburgh parish, dorset

So my possible linage David I(?-he had son and grandson named David too), John, then Jacob

Anything before this that ties to David I would be great. Confirmation of this info would be great.

I am sure Henry was related to David somehow if they both lived in the same area

Dale
Hershey, PA, USA

Re: Henry Cake m. Mary Humber, 1685, Dorset ENG

Ckcraignair — 2007-01-28 11:14:11Z

Hello, Dale,
Thanks for your message, interesting I'll have to looke up my information, but I have notes on Henry cake who married Mary Humber,1685. Their children were Mary, James, Judith, Anne, Elizabeth, Margaret, Sarah, Roger and Anna who were born between 1686 and 1709.
Anna Cake born 1709 married Joseph Furmage in 1735.

I was given a website address WWW.furmage.co.uk

Have you tried contacting any one else on the ancestry site?
Try, jenni, Rob Richmond, benbetty 1.

There is a strong possibility of a connection, but it's discovering how it all fits together.

I do visit the records office in Dorchester, probably going there in March.

Regards,
Carol

Burnham on sea, Somerset.

Ckcraignair@aol.com

Re: Henry Cake m. Mary Humber, 1685, Dorset ENG

dalecake — 2007-01-28 05:11:16Z

I have information that says 4 Cake brothers from the dorchester area came to america in 1760s- one was Jacob- my linage.I have more info somewhere in my files. id like to know info of their father and before then. I will look for mor einfo as it is late now

Dale Cake
Hershey, PA, USA
dalecake@comcast.net

Re: Cake surname, Newfoundland, CAN

wille12 — 2006-12-02 02:53:52Z

Hi George,
I came across your message while sufing. Would
your father be Wallace V. Cake, if so my wife is
related to you. Please e-mail me, maybe we can swap
info.
Paul

Re: John Cake b. 1729, NC

dburrkoch — 2006-07-03 13:30:21Z

John Cake m. Mary Fleetwood in 1748. I would be interested in obtaining a copy of your information as this is part of my mother's line. Maybee Cake m. william Cowan and I have a Jonathan Cowan also. Brothers??? I have her parents as William Fleetwood and Susannah Parrott. His parents I have possibly John Cake and mary Burkett.

Re: William Thomas Cake or Kaake

2006-05-29 00:17:51Z

Is this how I reply to Donna Cake message #15 Sat.Aug.26,2000

Hi Donna,
Can I help you---Your Gr-father was William Thomas Kaake
Your Gr-Gr was William who married a Bear and her folks were
William Bear and Maryanne Middlebrook. Please e-mail.
Don,t take too long, I turned 75 today.

Re: Henry Cake m. Mary Humber, 1685, Dorset ENG

benbetty_1 — 2006-04-09 01:04:27Z

I am searching for Henry Cake, Born Philadelphia Pen 1750 1752 married Catherine Miller died Hagerstown MD 1817

Re: Margaret Cake and James Hand

2006-03-26 17:14:39Z

Joan - Thanks for the reply. My husband does descend from David Cake and Margaretha "Peggy" Saul. We inherited a photo album from the mid-1800's and Margaret Hand's picture is in there. We are trying to figure out where she belongs in this family. We thought we had the Margarets covered.

My husbands line is:

1. David Cake born 1755 and Margaretha "Peggy" had Margaretha born May 24, 1777 who married William Sholl/Shull.

2. David L. Cake born 1788 m Mary Margaret Leake. They had Margaret born June 29, 1823 m Henry Woodford Davis

3. Francis Collins Cake, Sr. born Nov. 9, 1820, moved to Hannibal, MO m (1) Rebecca Alice Woolfolk (died, no children). m (2) Mary Myers

4. Francis Collins Cake, Jr. born Jan. 8, 1860 in Hannibal, MO m Lydia Natalie Kunkel/Kunkle

5. Margaret Busby Cake, born April 28, 1887 in Hannibal, MO m Charles DeGuy Hyden in CA

6. Ethelyn Natalie Hyden, born Aug. 18, 1916 in CA m Harold Graham

7. David Graham (my husband) born 1941 in CA

Any help very much appreciated. Would love to resolve this riddle. Thanks. Pat

Re: Margaret Cake and James Hand

jmyoung365 — 2006-03-26 05:24:10Z

Hi, Pat-

The CAKEs of Cumberland County, NJ are connected to the David CAKE found in the following family tree:
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:316989...

David descends from a Salem County NJ family whose name was originallly GOCH/GOCK.

The early records for this family can be found in St. Joseph's RC Church Philadelphia.

The records don't indicate who David's parents are but do list the marriage to Margaret (a Protestant) and list the children as David born 14 Mar 1779, James, born 31 Dec. 1784.

It is quite possible that David's father is Adam GOCK/GOCH and that his mother could be Adam's wife Catharine. Adam remarried in 1760 after Catharine's death to Mary Gras.

Lawrence GOCK, son of Adam married Christina GEIGER in 1767. Christina is the granddaughter of my ancestor Matthias GEIGER which explains my connection and interest in this family.

Joan

Margaret Cake and James Hand

2006-03-24 17:56:09Z

I am looking for information on this couple. James born c. 1806 in Cumberland Co., NJ. Margaret born c. 1807 in Cumberland Co., NJ. I think they lived in Deerfield. Does anyone know who Margaret's parent were? Any information on Cakes in Deerfield, Cumberland Co., would be most appreciated. Thank you.

Pat

Harry M. Cake, b. 1857/1860 Ohio to Oregon

tonylarson_1 — 2006-03-20 18:24:01Z

Oregon Republican League:

Republican League Register of Oregon, The Register Publishing Company, 1896, page 189.

CAKE, H. M., vice-president for Oregon of the National Republican League, is a leading attorney of Portland. He was born at Fostoria, Ohio, April 13, 1857, and graduated from Oberlin College in 1881. He took a course of law in Cleveland and Cincinnati, and was admitted to the bar in 1884, coming to Oregon the same year. By close application to his profession he has earned a high position at the bar. In 1895 Mr. Cake was a delegate to the National League convention at Cleveland, and was chosen vice-president of the League for Oregon, and is a member of the executive committee of the Republican League of Oregon.

-Tony Larson

Henry Cake m. Catherine Miller, 1787 MD

benbetty_1 — 2005-10-30 14:25:28Z

I AM INTERESTED IN HENRY CAKE, BORN IN PENNSYLVANIA 1750-1752 MARRIED CATHERINE MILLER IN HAGERSTOWN MD 1787 DIED HAGERSTOWN MD 1817. LOOKING FOR A CONNECTION TO ELIZA CAKE BORN 1803 HAGERSTOWN MD.

George H Cake

benbetty_1 — 2005-07-26 16:15:43Z

George H Cake born 1799 Hagerstown MA father possibly Henry no other information sister possibly Eliza

John Cake m. Mary Burkett

2005-05-19 15:43:03Z

Does anyone recognize this CAKE? It is all the data I have.

John CAKE Sr. m. Mary BURKETT
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Ann CAKE
m. Anthony FILGO
b. < 1725
d. NC

Marvin Herold Cake Barnes, b. ON 1930

2005-04-08 17:38:07Z

Looking for information on a Marvin Herold Barnes (adopted name) Cake. Was born in Ontario in 1930 and put into a orfanage in London Ontario. Later adopted in the Barnes Family of London. Looking for any infor especially siblings and parents.
Thanks
Wendy

Re: Cake surname, Newfoundland, CAN

2005-04-08 17:36:45Z

Hi George,
I would like to hear from you. I think
I am your 2nd cousin once removed.
My great-grandmother was Laura Ann Cake (1854-1922) of Lamaline. You can talk to
me directly at ech124@hotmail.com
Hope to hear from you,
Eric

Re: Cake surname, Newfoundland, CAN

2005-04-08 17:36:23Z

It was great to hear from you. 13 brothers and sisters - WOW! Odds are pretty good we may be related :)!My grandfather - John Cake - passed away in 1985 after a heart-attack and two strokes. He would have been about 73-75 today.I hope your dad is doing well. At 84 he must have a book full of stories to tell, I'd love to hear some. My E-dress is jimcake@home.com - take care and talk to you later.
Jim